Yeah, Microsoft is making pngs painful. I've tried to use them to put together sites before but gave up because the different browsers display png colors differently. I could get them all to match in Mozilla, but never in IE. So back to jpg and gif I went.
If you go to their website
http://archos.com/products/mp3_music_product_list. html
You'll see that the jukebox players and recorders are MIA. Sad, because I love mine!
If you're going over 25 (it's a residential area), the light turns to red.
I like this much better than the speeding cameras that we also have in this area that send you a photo of your speeding car with a ticket a month after it happens. How can you defend yourself against that? Do you know how fast you were driving a month ago, or even if it was you driving? I'm surprised that these cameras haven't been successfully challenged in court-- you can't defend yourself against them because you aren't even aware when the ticket is issued.
Roger Daltrey has been singing "who the fuck are you?" on classic rock stations for about 60 years now. Is this the silver lining for this otherwise crazily opressive cloud?
Is 192k considered a low bit rate by most mp3 listeners?
Too Bad Someone Doesn't Make Moore's LOEG V2
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War of the Worlds Remake
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Alan Moore's take on The War of the Worlds (in the League of Extraordinary Gentleman comic volume 2) was sooo cool-- in many ways much more interesting than the original novel.
Of course, the first League movie was pretty crappy, so the prospects are prolly unlikely...
Profiles of the Future is also a very good book. Some of it is a bit dated (last revised in 1984), but a lot of his logic in arriving at the profiles is still very relevant today.
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The Weekly World News found Noah's Ark a couple of years ago. And they had photographic proof.
Yeah, Microsoft is making pngs painful. I've tried to use them to put together sites before but gave up because the different browsers display png colors differently. I could get them all to match in Mozilla, but never in IE. So back to jpg and gif I went.
"Nothin' lasts forever but the Earth and Sky."
All CD-R is dust in the wind....
Stacking rocket men. 64 men, one atop the other, reaching to the heavens!
Maybe it's because they don't make them anymore?
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You'll see that the jukebox players and recorders are MIA. Sad, because I love mine!
If you go to their website http://archos.com/products/mp3_music_product_list
for me with the cancellation of all of the good shows. Is this week necessary any longer?
books.
Both of you Anonymous Cowards are right! It sinks! It floats! It's a witch!
Replace all of the water in all of the oceans with Sapphire.
I can't wait to replace that water in my swimming pool. Bye-bye itchy-wet-swimsuit feeling!
I too am confident that I made some mistakes.
If you're going over 25 (it's a residential area), the light turns to red.
I like this much better than the speeding cameras that we also have in this area that send you a photo of your speeding car with a ticket a month after it happens. How can you defend yourself against that? Do you know how fast you were driving a month ago, or even if it was you driving? I'm surprised that these cameras haven't been successfully challenged in court-- you can't defend yourself against them because you aren't even aware when the ticket is issued.
Wonder if it'll just end up being a service pack for XP?
Brian Unger (formerly of the Daily Show, now on NPR's Day to Day) has an amusing commentary looking back at TV today, if that makes any sense... Link.
Roger Daltrey has been singing "who the fuck are you?" on classic rock stations for about 60 years now. Is this the silver lining for this otherwise crazily opressive cloud?
Is 192k considered a low bit rate by most mp3 listeners?
Alan Moore's take on The War of the Worlds (in the League of Extraordinary Gentleman comic volume 2) was sooo cool-- in many ways much more interesting than the original novel.
Of course, the first League movie was pretty crappy, so the prospects are prolly unlikely...
Not the gun, the typewriter.
On second thought, maybe the gun.
Worth listening to, if for nothing else than the very cartoony sound of the coing flipping machine... Link.
Hopefully, Alex will post the recipe on epicurious.com soon. Perhaps it should be by the "Salted Water for Boiling" recipe link.
Top Shelf Comix, if you prefer to not deal with B&N. They have signed copies too! http://www.topshelfcomix.com/
Next thing ya know, they're going to be attacking us with psionic blasts from their exposed monkey brains!
Or perhaps more accurately -- Apple's Marketing "got it right?"
I guess I'm not going to sell 1-800-GET-BENT after all.
Profiles of the Future is also a very good book. Some of it is a bit dated (last revised in 1984), but a lot of his logic in arriving at the profiles is still very relevant today.
and if these pieces are coming to earth... I think it may be time for me to add an extra layer of protection to my tinfoil hat.
Doh. Why did slashdot post me as an anonymous coward? All that work for nothing NOTHING!!!